The Brigadier's Outcast by Anthony Conway
The experimental British airship D100 has disappeared, believed lost with all hands. But when mysterious reports reach London in 1929 that it has been seen, the Air Ministry needs to send someone to British Guyana. Someone brave, resourceful and expendable like Captain John Caspasian of the Twelfth Gurkhas. Soon Caspasian is on board the lost airship's luxurious sister-vessel, floating over the Atlantic clouds in the company of the rich and adventurous, among them a beautiful Hollywood starlet. But also on board is a ruthless saboteur. And waiting in the wings is Caspasian's old enemy Brigadier Percival. Before long, Caspasian will have to summon up all his cunning and endurance to rescue his fellow passengers.
Caspasian has just the right mix of derring-do and complex personality to make him a thoroughly agreeable companion * Sunday Mercury on THE COLONEL'S RENEGADE *
As thrilling as Sharpe..The Viceroy's captain is a gripping story of war, intrigue and treachery * Bolton Evening News on The Viceroy's Captain *
Intrigue and treachery . . . a compelling read. * Coventry Evening Telegraph on The Viceroy's Captai *
Anthony Conway has vividly recreated the vanished world of the Empire * Oxford Mail on THE COLONEL'S RENEGADE *
Captain John Caspasian is the new hero in the mould of Sharpe * Lancashire Evening Post on THE VICEROY'S CAPTAIN *
Rattles along at a cracking pace * The Huddersfield Examiner on THE COLONEL'S RENEGAD *
Set on the Northwest frontier of India, this is pure escapist fiction. * Independent on Sunday on THE VICEROY'S CAPTAIN *
'A straightforward, old-fashioned adventure story, complete with exotic settings, tough heroes, perils and treachery. Well written and exuberantly plotted, it's pure pleasure from beginning to end' Morning Star on THE BRIGADIER'S OUTCAST
As thrilling as Sharpe..The Viceroy's captain is a gripping story of war, intrigue and treachery * Bolton Evening News on The Viceroy's Captain *
Intrigue and treachery . . . a compelling read. * Coventry Evening Telegraph on The Viceroy's Captai *
Anthony Conway has vividly recreated the vanished world of the Empire * Oxford Mail on THE COLONEL'S RENEGADE *
Captain John Caspasian is the new hero in the mould of Sharpe * Lancashire Evening Post on THE VICEROY'S CAPTAIN *
Rattles along at a cracking pace * The Huddersfield Examiner on THE COLONEL'S RENEGAD *
Set on the Northwest frontier of India, this is pure escapist fiction. * Independent on Sunday on THE VICEROY'S CAPTAIN *
'A straightforward, old-fashioned adventure story, complete with exotic settings, tough heroes, perils and treachery. Well written and exuberantly plotted, it's pure pleasure from beginning to end' Morning Star on THE BRIGADIER'S OUTCAST
Anthony Conway has been a Gurkha officer and has travelled extensively in the east. He has been a bestselling thriller writer under a pseudonym.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780340822111 |
| ISBN 10 | 0340822112 |
| Title | The Brigadier's Outcast |
| Author | Anthony Conway |
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| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Hodder & Stoughton |
| Year published | 2004-03-29 |
| Number of pages | 384 |
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